Ahmed Al Maslawi -Akheran Galaha (39,792,181 views) This song became popular again in 2018 because it was sung in the new year party by two famous Lebanese singers on television and was received heavily by viewers. Nancy is loved by adults and kids and she is known for her cuteness and love for children. The song means: “I am getting attached to you” and it has a very classic romantic tone. Nancy Ajram is one of the most famous Arab Lebanese singers in the Middle East. However, Nancy Ajram released the lyrics in a Youtube video with her Hassa Beek album in 2017. This song was released without a video clip and it was from an album. Nancy Ajram-Am Betalaa Feek (48,335,356 views) The actors and actresses declared that they did not plan to record and film this song and they didn’t expect it to be that popular.
Further, 3 Daqat means three heartbeats and it is a romantic song about love that was sung by the Egyptian singer Abu and the very famous Egyptian actress Yousra.
The song was released one month after and was and still the number one song in Egypt and the entire Arab World. Surprisingly, the video clip shows many famous Egyptian actors and actresses who acted in this video clip for free or just for fun while they were participating in the Gouna festival. This song was written and shot very quickly in the Gouna film festival in Egypt. The 3 Daqat song is the most popular song in the Arab world and the views of it increase every day. These love songs went viral in a very short time and they are trending in the Arab music world now. Here are the most popular recent Arab songs that have received millions of views from late 2017 and the beginning of 2018. However, Arabs and Arab Americans love listening to romantic songs of the day and love to send them to their loved ones as a Valentine’s Day gift. Valentine’s Day is an important day in all the world and its celebration varies from culture to culture. “Life without love is like a tree without blossoms or fruit” Khalil Gibran. By: Randa Necola/Arab America Contributing Writer
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